Rossignol Escaper IMPACTS Ski Helmet
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- Description
One helmet that is certified for resort skiing, ski mountaineering and climbing - which means it is the only one you need to own. The Escaper IMPACTS is light enough that you forget it on the skin track and protective enough for lift-served laps, and it carries the climbing certification that lets you wear it on a technical objective instead of carrying a second helmet.
What you get
- Triple certified. Ski (EN 1077), mountaineering (EN 12492) and bike (EN 1078) standards in one shell.
- IMPACTS construction. Rossignol's rotational-impact layer, which addresses the angled hits that cause most real-world head injuries, not just straight-down ones.
- Light enough to tour in. This is the helmet you actually wear uphill instead of clipping to your pack.
- Headlamp clips and a goggle retainer. Small things that matter at 5 a.m.
Specifications
| Brand | Rossignol |
| Model | Escaper IMPACTS |
| Certifications | EN 1077 (ski), EN 12492 (mountaineering), EN 1078 (bike) |
| Colour | Grey |
| Size | M/L |
| Audience | Unisex adult |
Fitted in Longmont
A helmet that does not fit does not protect you. Come in and try it on with your own goggles - we will check the fit at the back of the head and make sure there is no gap above the goggle frame, which is the most common thing people get wrong.
Common questions
Can I use this for ski touring and climbing? Yes - that is the point. The EN 12492 certification covers falling-rock and ice impacts, which a resort-only helmet does not.
How long does a helmet last? Replace it after any significant impact, and in general every five years or so. The foam degrades whether you crash or not.
Will it fit over a beanie? Thin liners, yes. A thick beanie compromises the fit and the protection - wear the helmet liner instead.
Can I pick this up today? Yes, if it is in stock. Order online and choose free local pickup in Longmont, or get free shipping on orders over $200.
